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Mr. Underwood
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== Norte Dame 1895 == | == Norte Dame 1895 == | ||
In Timesplitters 2, Mr. Underwood aids [[Viola]] on her mission to stop [[Jaques de la Morte]] and his fiendish plans. He helps Viola defeat [[The Cropolite]] and rescuses several of the captured Maidens, before aiding Viola in the final showdown with Jaques. | In Timesplitters 2, Mr. Underwood aids [[Viola]] on her mission to stop [[Jaques de la Morte]] and his fiendish plans. He helps Viola defeat [[The Cropolite]] and rescuses several of the captured Maidens, before aiding Viola in the final showdown with Jaques. | ||
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| + | == Hit Me Baby One Morgue Time == | ||
| + | In Timesplitters 2, Mr Underwood stars in one of the Timesplitters "Story" Classic Challenges. The mission breifing reads: | ||
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| + | "It's autopsy turvy down at the Hospital, the corpses just won't stay put and undead priests are roaming the corridors. Mr. Underwood can't believe his luck- he's brushed up his bowler hat and grabbed his trusty shotgun..." | ||
== Glimpse of Stocking == | == Glimpse of Stocking == | ||
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it shouldn't take too long to recover his Victorian Gentleman's magazines | it shouldn't take too long to recover his Victorian Gentleman's magazines | ||
and make a mad dash for the time portal." | and make a mad dash for the time portal." | ||
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| + | == Trivia == | ||
| + | *Mr Underwood is possibly based on Mr. Underwood from "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, since the Mr. Underwood in the novel is described to as well use a "double-barreled shotgun", in which where Atticus is confronted by an angry mob in Maycomb Prison. | ||
Revision as of 00:28, 16 January 2007
| Mr Underwood | |
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| Unlocked by | Beat Challenge "Glimpse of Stocking" |
| Species | Human |
| Size | Normal |
| Accuracy | 8 of 10 |
| Agility | 3 of 10 |
| Stamina | 7 of 10 |
| Fire Proof | 5 of 10 |
| Shock Proof | 5 of 10 |
| Default AI | 5 Stars |
| Native TimeZone | 1890s |
| First Appearance | TS2 Story Mode |
| Relations | N/A |
| Games | TS2, TSFP |
| TS1 Gesture | N/A | TSFP Gesture | Appears inside of an action figure package and says "I say, it's rather warm in here." |
| TS2 Gallery | Mr. Underwood has debunked table-rappers and fake mystics all over England. Reports of true supernatural phenomena have brought him to Paris. He has joined forces with the lady Viola to share intelligence in the battle against Jacque de la Morte. | TSFP Gallery | Mr. Underwood reckons the undead are a load of poppysticks and cockyfiddle, or should that be poppycock and fiddlesticks? Anyway, if they do exist they had better watch out for the business end of his shotgun. |
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Backround
Very little information is given about Mr Underwood making him one of the more mysterious characters of the series. He appears to be from England do to his manner of speaking and his style of clothing. His motives for his actons are unknown, but we do know that he enjoys beheading zombies in his spare time. His weapon of choice is his trusty doubled barrled shotgun.
Norte Dame 1895
In Timesplitters 2, Mr. Underwood aids Viola on her mission to stop Jaques de la Morte and his fiendish plans. He helps Viola defeat The Cropolite and rescuses several of the captured Maidens, before aiding Viola in the final showdown with Jaques.
Hit Me Baby One Morgue Time
In Timesplitters 2, Mr Underwood stars in one of the Timesplitters "Story" Classic Challenges. The mission breifing reads:
"It's autopsy turvy down at the Hospital, the corpses just won't stay put and undead priests are roaming the corridors. Mr. Underwood can't believe his luck- he's brushed up his bowler hat and grabbed his trusty shotgun..."
Glimpse of Stocking
In Timesplitters Future Perfect, Mr Underwood stars in one of the Timeslitters "Story" Classic Challenges. The mission breifing reads:
"It's been conniptions and collywobbles all around since Mr Underwood misplaced some important 'artistic' documents. All is not lost though, by dual wielding his trusty pistols (that's double guns to us ordinary fold) it shouldn't take too long to recover his Victorian Gentleman's magazines and make a mad dash for the time portal."
Trivia
- Mr Underwood is possibly based on Mr. Underwood from "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, since the Mr. Underwood in the novel is described to as well use a "double-barreled shotgun", in which where Atticus is confronted by an angry mob in Maycomb Prison.
